Tamara Lunan is the director of The CEO Project, a division of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative. Her opinion piece is linked below. The truth is, Ohio faces serious challenges when it comes to equitable funding for early childhood education and care. Fortunately, Gov. Mike DeWine…

Urban View Mornings on SiriusXM engages listeners in dynamic discourse from Black voices on topics ranging from civil rights, politics, pop culture, faith, tech, financial wellness, and more. Zakiyah Shaakir-Ansari, Co-Executive Director of the Alliance for Quality Education in New York, recently joined the show to share how…

Mothering Justice advocates for policies that address Michigan’s childcare crisis and the impact of remote work, ensuring mothers, especially mothers of color, have the resources to achieve economic stability.

The CEO Project of Ohio empowers child care providers and parents to advocate for fair compensation, quality care, and policies that support working families.

Parent Voices, a RCCF grantee partner, continues to support families navigating the uncertainty of federal funding decisions, advocating for stable, accessible child care amid policy shifts.

The Alliance for Quality Education, an RCCF grantee, advocates for child care policies in New York, pushing for equitable investments that support families, providers, and the economy.

Zakiya Shaakir-Ansari and Marina Marcou-O’Malley, Co-Directors of the Alliance for Quality Education in NY wrote a op-ed addressing voters to demand leaders who not only understand these critical child care issues but are committed to taking action to address these issues.

Mica Whitfield, Co-Director of 9to5 wrote an op-ed calling for Congress to work directly with parents and providers towards solutions to the child care crisis.

SPACEs In Action Executive Director, LaDon Love, and Raising Child Care Fund Director, Rachel Schumacher spoke to Inside Philanthropy about what’s happening in DC and the Day Without Child Care.